The Phoenix herald., July 23, 1879, Image 1

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FEME NIX
VOL. 3. XO. 23. WIIOLE XO. 105.
riicENix, MARicorA county, a. t. Wednesday, july 23, 1S79.
NEW SERIES NO. 30.
The Herald.
Tabllflhcd eveiy Saturday and Wednesday.
QOSPER & McCLINTOCK,
FKOPKIKTORd.
BuiflcurTiox Rates:
One oopy one year. -One
cojtr sis Biocths, - - -By
carrier, in Fhuenix, per month. -Adtkrtibixo
Kates:
gr no
2 M
Wet
ne Inch, one insertion. - - g 2 00
Xftrn HUhfenuont lnerTton. - 1 i
Professional cards, pur -month, - 150
CuAKLEt W". Crank is oar Authorized
.Afgunt in i?an r rancisco.
PROFESSIONAL.
II. It . PATHICK,
Civil K nc 1 n r r
Dcpnty V. S Mineral Surveyor for Arizona.
OrncB-With TV. A. Iluncock Photnix
A. T.
II. M. HAYKH.
Attorney and I'smiwlor nt Law
Phoenix. A. T.
A!l kinds of Legal Business promptly
attwndod to.
hkvj. nonuAX,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Tncson. Arizona.
All law hneincs!! will receive prompt and
-careful attention.
J. A. ZABUiaKIE. B. II. UEItKFOIlD.
IIKKKI Oltl A XAItltlMKIli,
Attorney and Counsrlorn at l.aiv
And Notary TuMic.
OftVe on Myera street, opposite Palace
Hotel. Tucson." Arizona.
It. Ij. ItOMNOV. 51. I.
P h j- h i c 1 a n and Nnrecon.
(Graduate of the University of Va.)
OflV-r hi professional pwiw to the
peopleof Plm-ni and vicinity, office N. W
Corner Wahinon and Center Street, op
posite the Post Otiice.
I. U. COX. A. C. BAKUR-
t OV A IIAKF.K,
Attorney at. Law,
Plm nix. A. T.
Office. np-ptnir. in Capital building, on
' Washington fdreut.
II A It TO V i MIIKKTO.
rhynlrlanit and Ngrctons,
Will attend provisional calls at any hour
-! the clay or iilirht. lhru east sme ot 111
plaia. O. II. V. Slieets. M. 1).. iuleof li-no.
Nev. : 4. E. Wharton. M. D., U. S. Medical
.Examiner.
J. W. KTEI'IIKXSO.V,
Attorney at Law.
PlKESIX
Arizona
I. K. fOXYKKS,
Phynlrlan and Mnrgreon.
(Late of Yisnlia. Cal.)
Offlr on Washiup;ton street, two doors
from Montezuma.
JII.1IH W. VAX MIjYCK.
Attorney and Connxelor at Law,
McMilUnville. Maricopa Co.. A. T.
Will practice In all the court of the Terri
i torv.
JOHX X. AI.NAP,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Phcenix. Arizona.
All bnninesp promptly attended to. Office
with tha District Attorney.
- raoBATi jriwiE. kotart plulic.
TJVM. A. IIAXt Ot K,
Attorney at Law,
Phasnix, A. T.
rLand businces in all departments a
- Fpecialty.
JOII It. t.K !'.,. 31. O.
Phyoirian.Snreeon A Arronrher.
References without permission: V. M.
Coekrill. IT. S. Senator. Mo.; Col. John T.
'risp. Democratic nominee for Conzress
from Missouri. Office two miles south llay-
den.s Ferry. Arizona.
HIiAHK (. AMKAYKKM.
Gold dnst. sold and silver bnllion and
. ores of evt?ry description melted and assayed.
All assays guaranteed. Prices of ore assays:
Silver and pold. $3: lead. $H: Clipper,
Samples can be sent by mail or express, and
returns will be promptly made. Office with
Wells, Faro & Co., Prescott.
BUSINESS CARDS.
FOR SALE.
A complete set of
Surveyor's and Civil Engineer's
Instruments,
for sale reasonably. They are in first
class condition and guaranteed.
Apply at this office, or to the un
dersigned.
M)-tf
WM. ISAAC.
PIONEER BAKERY !
VASniXGTOX Stkeet.
North&ixt Corner of the Plaza,
ffisht IavrH or It rend for !lflll
Fruit fake' and I'astry of nil kinds, for
etldin parlies, etc.. preuared to .ir'!-r.
OTTO GEISKXIIOFL'K,
To Academies, High Schools and
Private Families.
A N KXPERIENCK1) EDTTATOT? OF
rVyouths of both sexes, rcctntiy arrived
lu tJiis town. teaciieH
'iATIN, GREEK, FRENCH. SPANISH
. And High School course of the English
irauches. Address.
PROF. P. G. JOYCE.
l-'f Phiesix, P. O.
E. T. Lowell,
CARPENTER& PLASTERER
All work in (lie above line promptly
attend"! to.
EnKt rnd of Wa-hinirton H(ro-t. orrn llo-k
hcvtiid ih- rhfHiiix: Jirci. und dircctlv p
Vcitu tbu building of A - oriiie r. tii if
MISCELLANEOUS.
pico house,
Los Angeles,
Cal
The Only Flrt-Cln Hotel in
Houlhfru California.
JOHN WHITXET Manager.
Big Bug Station
YAVAPAI CO., A. T.
27 5Illrn from Irrrott and AO
M I le4 from lhoenix. on the
If lark Canyon Road.
Having pnrrhned the above station, the
traveling public will nlwayx find meals,
cram and luiv at all times. A bar, with
ood stock ol" liquor, on hand.
SXYEK.MAlXt EY & CO.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Washington atrcet.adloiiiin? the
Ntorc or I'astancda.
Kahion:ih! Tiot and Shoe of the bent
material made to order in elfgant mvIc.
Perfect Fits Guaranteed.
I rive mv enlim attention to niFtom made
w.r,
ana l rinvn every lanlitv for rivm
uutiru baiil'acliuu
bund in vour order.
E. GEH1V3AR3,
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker.
Boots and Shoes,
MADE TO ORDER, AND
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
t-Shop at Waterman "a Tin Shop.
ICE! ice!!
LOUNT BROS.,.
Will deliver ICE to any part of the city at
the following rates;
Ten Ponndu and over per day.
Cent per Pound.
Visder. Ten Ponndu per day,
M veil 1'cutn per Pound.
Leave orders at the Factory, or with K.
Uauz, Washington street. 95 tf
Wine Rooms.
Miss Katie Hayward - - Prop.
Ifavine leased the Old Ttrowerv Saloon,
and refilled it entire, and added a" sudcrior
quality of
WINES LIQUORS & CIGARS.
I would be pleased to entertain my old
friendi and the public trencrully.
93 tf MISS KATIE.
Fast Freight Line
BETWEEN
Phoenix and Maricopa.
Freight delivered in One
Day.
The Pnjaiir are informed that we have es
tabhslieVTu.r'ast Freight Line between this
citv and imi ruilroad. Address nil ctMii.'Miini
catious. 31AIKLbYllIl..tkK.
Phieuix, A. T.
T- A. Waterman
1I.VS OPENED A SEW
Tin Shop.
Opposite tlio losr-of.H't.
Prompt attention ;;iveu to
Repairing and Job Work.
A W'- a;
.orimrilt
L,f Tiu auJ hcct lion
MISCELLANEOUS.
u STAR "
BARBER SHOP.
FELIX DEES,
Shaving - 15 cents.
Formrrlr with William Stnr(nlnn
hn tiwvd ni a JtarbtT Shoi oniiopitc the
ItKitAia Oflire. whrre he will W plfiit'd to
fii? in uuun'roiiH irnmir ine ininuc in
irrtMTrtl. Shaving. S h:i in ami Ilnir
t 'nt t inn .lone in the Latent. Style and eati
factiuu guaranteed.
PHCENIX
ART GALIiERY
Soutlnveyt Corner of Plaza.
The x-nterst:nft. ttavixo com
;let.'d liis 11 pw iialit-rv. ii now pre
iKirrd tn execute all work in 1mm line in the
Iwst ntyle and at nastn:ilU; rates.
A roinphte astirtnunr of AHIZUNA
SCKN K H Y always on hrmd.
A f.ill line of Picture Frames aud Mould-in-.
Pictures framed to order.
G. 11. KOTHROCK.
White & Walters
KEEP A FIRST-CLASS
On Washington Street, Pliocuix.
Imported Wines, Liquors
and Cirars.
Cheap Living!
Board reduced to $7
00
per week.
Single Meals
- 50 cents.
ot the
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
XVM. HOI,LAn.
The United States
BREWERY,
Wishes to inform tUe public and
lovers of jrowl
Lager Beer!!
That they have reduced the price of
Lotlled ueer, to
Three Dollars per Dozen,
In order to allow the poor as well as
the rich, to olitain u beverage highly
beneficial to health.
It. lVEIIRFKETZ
Lats of Suit Lake City Brewery.
THE BALDWIN.
The Lending Hotel of San Francisco and
the most elfirantly appointed hotel in
he world, over Sl.rjttojNm huvin been ex
pended bv Mr. Baldwin in its construction
and fnniishhijr. llcHiUimirtrrs army and
navy. Speci.il iicroitiiiimlations for families
and lame pr.rtie. Priers the name as at
other firs-class htHJ. to per day.
Special contracts u ill he msile for perma
nent boarders. The f'otel eoaches ami rnr
riaires iu waiting at all 1m;Us and railway
depots. liooms can be reserved before
arrival by Tehirraihiin: the Italdwin.
A. MACAliKK. Bu&iuesa Manager.
Peter Brix & Co.,
Phaniz - - Arizona.
SODA WATER
....AND....
SARSAPARILLA.
For Saloons. Families and Evrryliody,
IMeasaitt. Healthful anl i'lienp.
Is ytm dnnt like it s;r::i::ht. ask fr a -fc Sotla
C'tickiail,"1 SaltKnis furnisn tiieni.
JjfOrdi'rs solicited and t-aiifaction uar
aute.ed. Washington
The public are resperrfiilh- ii!f.rmeI that
I have moved my hurln r rhop to tliu
buiMin mi Washinioii street latelv occu
pied by the dru-- sore of Dr. Ffiivi rs. and
that I have also ojieued a lirsl-class batliiuL'
establiiinienr.
liy strict attention to business I bopo to
warrant a lair share of vour iii rmia"e.
WM. TVKNLIUKU.
Late ut aii Francicu. ;.'
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE !
The undersigned lias on hand a large
assortment of
Furniture and Upholstery.
Also manufactures to order
FIXE CABINET AY A RE,
DOO 1 SS. WA TNSC ATI NO,
AXD OFFICE FITTINGS.
Ffitern mnde chnirfl contnntly on hand.
On V:ihini:toii street, adjoiuini; the ttore
of Natliau & Co.
GT-tl A. COEKA.
Livery Stable !
Washington street adjoining the
l'lienix Hotel.
Homes noarrted ly tlie
IVfck or Tlontli.
lay
Keeps always on hand the best quality of
wheat and i;raiu hay, barley and oals.
Good accommodation for teamsters and
travelers. Keeps constantly on hand line
turnouts. Jlorser boarded at my stable will
receive the best attention.
GEO. HAMLIN.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
ADAMS STRKET,
One block north of the IIt:i;i.r Office:
also in the rear of Cupclaud's Sa?h aud
ljlind depot.
Fii-sli Itread Always on Hand.
11YE AND GKAIIAM BllEAD
made to order; also
PIKS AXD CAIi.ES.
Prices to suit the times.
CAUL SCHEKREK.
(Late of yan IterTiarilino.) Stt
Notice to Farmers
I'ersoiis des i rin
o purchase machinery
of any kind will do well to order the same
through
J. A. KM 1X1 1. A are nt
for Frank Brothers. We are ready at short
notice to fnrnlsu
Mowers,
Reapers.
Ileaders,
Separators,
Engines, etc
And to ive time on the same.
J. A.Smith.
Dudley House,
Gurley St., Trcscott, A. T.
FIRST - CLASS HOUSE
On the European Tlan.
Xew and Clean Beds for
Lodgers, and Elegant
Rooms for families.
FRED WILLIAMS, Prop r.
T. J. MORGAN,
Gurley street, one door cast P. O.,
Prescott.
Arizona
Dealer in
Diamonds, Watches, Clock?, Jew
elry and Silverware, Spectacles,
Gold Pens aud Pencils, etc.
Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweler".
AH kinds of jewelry mid silverware made
from native old ami silver. Kntrravimrs of
every description. Seal presses aud ribbon
stumps.
uilders'
MATERIAL.
T!ie undersigned has just received a larg
and coiupJcte assoi tmeul of
nouits.
SASII.
i;LIMS. nnil
i nnotvs
Which are of a better quality and will be
sold cheaper than at the
Nasli I'aetry Iu I'reseott.
All ordi-rs promtlv nt'en.ied to. Adams
stri-et, one-hail block north of the Iferaid
oiiice. r.. u. pi:i,am
BRICK FOR SALE.
rpllE rNDERSIONED WISIIKS TO
I inform 1 lie public that be bus on hand
Brick of a Superior Quality,
And iu ay quantity desired
Vurtt. !soutlieat Corner of Toivn.
'd II LINVII.LK.
E. Ill VINE & CO.
A NEW
DEPARTURE.
Gash Down
Or No Sale.
WE WILL HAVE TTIE
FAY OR KEEFOUIl
GOODS!
We hereby notify our
friends and the public
generally that from this
time forth we will cease to
sell for credit on any
terms whatever. o are
aware that in order to do
this we will have to sell
cheaper than our neigh
bors, and we are prepared
to do so. As we are
building we are very much
j preSSCU f()l- CUSll, aild
therefore it will be better
for us to sell for cost than
to sell on ever so short a
time, no matter how good
the biryer. The facts in
the case are just these: it
is a necessity with us to
have our goods or to have
the wherewith to biir
more. Of course we do
not expect to do so much
business, but we are de
termined to do what we
can.
Our Lumber Yard is
now full and nearly com
plete. Provisions,
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Fruits,
llone7,
Summer Hats,
Ranch Butter,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Faints,
Oils,
Glass,
Rutty,
Crockery Ware,
Iron and Stool,
Lamps,
Fowder,
Fuse,
fcc , &c, vc, &c, &c.
Irvine & Go.
Keep on the West side of
the Flaza. Remember the
sign over the door,
E. IRVINE & 06.
Variety Store
Tienda Barata.
THE PIKENIX HERALD
NE3II-WKKK1.Y KI IT I O X.
W ednesday, July 3, 1H71.
PLANCHA DE PLATA.
Translated Expressly for
The Phcenix Herald.
The Indians Subdued by General
CrooK of Arizona.
Situation of the Mines-
How to Reach Them.
The hostile Indians having been
by the combined forces of General
Crook, of Arizona, and those of Mex
ico subjugated and removed to dis
tant reservations, he ilid not have
much dillioulty in finding the places
from whence had been taken the
large masses of silver, ;:nd under
his pr teetion main- prospectors and
miners worked the old mines and dis
covered new ones. The district pros,
pec ted extended only two miles
They did not find any placers of sil
ver but found many ledges of chlor
ide of silver, which a few feet from
the surface became wider and appear
ed to contain silver in large quanti
ties but they did not find uny native
silver. It must be borne in mind
that this expedition was not prepared
for work of any 'kiiid, their only- oI
ject was to find pure silver or placer
mines. So in a few months they
abandoned the district. There re
mained but one man who continued
working some months, sinking a
shaft in a ledge which he named ''La
Alezia," to a depth of 4-" varas. He
reduced the ore so obtained in a
very imperfect manner by means of
arnstras, in order to defray his ex.
penses, but having gone to this
depth and not finding native silver
as he expected he also left. Some
prospectors arrived there last sum
mer put up some arastras aud com
menced working the earth which
had been excavated from "Las Oji-
tas, iu the search after native silver
One by one others also came. Two
or three months since a small party
of Americans arrived who are slow
ly discovering the ledges opened by
General Serna. Such in brief is the
history of "Las rianchas" as t'iken
from the archives and as related by
those who took part in the more re
cent expeditions.
SITUATION.
"Las Planchas de Plata" are situ
ated in the Arizona liange of moun
tains, a range of mountains com
mencing near the frontier of the
United States and Mexico longitude
111. That part of the range extend
ing into Mexico contains two bran
dies of the Magdalena River, a river
of some importance whose source is
iu this range and which runs south
east towards the Gulf of Corte z. In
the northern part of this range there
are two branches of the Santa Cruz
River which flows northwest until
it joins the Gila River and on its
banks we find the old pueblo of
Santa Cruz and the town of Tucson.
"Las Planchas" are situated to the
east of the ridg which divides the
two principal branches of the Mag
dalena six or eight miles from the
line, four or five miles to the east of
"Agua Caliente," seventy-five miles
directly north of Magdalena, Sonora,
seventy miles northeast, ot Altar and
twcniy-five miles southeast of "Oro
Blanco" (on the American side of
the same range) 10' Z miles to th
southeast we nnu "Agua tarca ' a
village on the main road from Tuc
son to Magdalena. From this point
is probably at present the road of
entering the district. From Tucson
to Ailga barca ny wagon roau is
eighty miles, from Magdalena it i;
forty-five miles. The roads from
these points are excellent. From
"Agua Sarca." (Elevation 2.S0O feet,)
there is a trail a little rough, leaving
the main road and passing through
a line valley course north 5b west
six and a half miles from here
the course to "Las Planchas" is
nearly west, the distance being
about three miles. The trail never
theless is somewhat winding al
though of a good grade for teams
up to the summit where the eleva
tion is 4,mQ feet, from there two
miles down the valley we ilml the
camp called by the earlier discover
ers. "Las rianchas." This descent.
is a little steep in places but pas
sable in its present stale for all I.hi.ls
fleams. Iu 1871 they took large!
loads in "Las Planchas by tins road j
and although each train h id to dis.
join, a Jiht waou and two Iioi'lcs 1
would encounter no difficulties, ex
penditure at that point would make
the whole road practicable for nil
classes of freights. There are
roads from here to "Oro Klnnm.
to Saric and the ranch of Pete Kitch
en on the Tucson road- To the two
last named points, good roads ran lie
made at a very little expense. So
far the district is accessible from all
directions.
"Northern notes.
Tiger" Wistfully Watches
the Watermelon.
Suburban Sojourners Visit
ing Prescott.
V3ining Prospoct3 Loom
ing Up
cOmtESrONIVENOE OK TUE TIER AI.D.
Pukscott, July lllh, 1S7J
"A busted dry rancher watching
for a rain,
No rain from day to day", is Ihe !a.
test perversion of Tennyson in this
quarter, and it does truly seem that
Old Probs" has overlooked us this
season entirely. However, we may
be so fortunate as to get a little wet
ting before the Summer is over and
we must for the present content our
selves with those refreshing littlo
items which occur daily in each of
our papers, to the elfeet that "The
sky is overcast with clouds Willi ev
ery indication of a shower,'.' and
"Look out for the rain," "Get in out of
the wet." "Clouds are still threatening
to rain," etc., etc. and still uo precip
itation to gladden our fevered visions
anil depleted finances.
Upon picking up the Aruonon this
evening, l.was strucK ttumu wiiu
amazement upon reading the follow
ing tearful announcement; "liutlcr is
scarce in tins lnarKcl. ' iggs are
worth 70 ets a dozen." Cheer up yo
denizens of the briny brooklets, mos
ey around and gather up your butter
and if it is fresh when you start with
it, you may rest assured that it will
be "oil right." when you arrive and
bear in mind that aa egg runs the
guantlet of a grocery store and kitch
en before any suspicion or doubt en
ters the olfactories as to the state of
health the hen who produced said erg
may have been in at the period of
said produclion, so trot on your butter
and eggs.
THE HON. JOHN II. MHiX
Who has baen confined to his room
for some time past with a rather se
vere spell of sickness, is once more on
his feet.
The fanners on the Verde are mak
ing hay while the win shines, as is
evinced by the many loads of that ar
ticle which arrive daily. And while
I am on the subject of fruit, don't let
me forget to mention that on Saturday
there drove into town the traditional
canvas-covered 'wagon of wtOtT-uiet-ons
the first of the season with the
traditional jrentlenmnly extortionist
iu charge, who quietly "informed en
quirers'that the price" whs ot:e dollar
each. I went down into the inuer
most recesses of my drygoods and af
ter chasing a brass pauts.bntton. a
colhir-stud and an old shell-handle-pen-knife
with three blades broken
and the fourth in the act ot transition
from a knife-blade to pocket-saw,
and failing to get the necest-ary
"paster" into a corner, I sadly with
drew. Mr. and Mrs. E. Grant arrived
yesterday from Wickcnburg. Mrs.
Grant has been sufierlng for some
time past with that disagreable disease
so fatal in the prosperous days of
that camp, known as the Wickenbur'
fever and comes here for a change of
air and medical jittcndance.
Frank Powers and J. Ptcrson who
are in town from Peeples Valley, re
port that considering the drought,
crops are doing well.
Chas. E. Bow-en departed hence to
Santa Fo, Xew Mexico, by stage, this
morning, on a business trip east.
THE TIC. Kit MILL
Is running smoothly and doing its
work nicely, and Supcrintcndant
Helm states that he has now ample
water at his command to keep it g--ing.
It is designed to ship 75.0t:t
worth of bullion as the yield of the
first oOdavs run.
The Peek mill started r.p Sunday
morning.
The Black Warrior mine is said to
lie lookinsr finely and some ot its ex
tensions opening up favorably.
The Vulture pump at Seymour is
in first class working order and tlu
in ill shuts up on Monday next Tubu
lin estimate of over 20u,lCO tons of
rich ore ::t the mill.
Governor Gosper leaves lirre on
Wednesday to look after his mill m w
en route liom Chicago. It the num
ber of mills en route, in procc.-s ot
consiructum, and tor which negoti
ations are pending are an indication,
we may celainiy look for belter tiinc.-v
this vi inter, tha i te have tti knouu.
in Northern Arizona.
Th-.'i!ii"UicUT, 'JS degrees.
Ti::i It.